This. This. This. Unsure about WatchOS2.0 but I completely agree about the above prediction.I would bet on 9/11 as the preorder date, 9/16 as the release date for iOS 9, and 9/18 as the release date.
This. This. This. Unsure about WatchOS2.0 but I completely agree about the above prediction.I would bet on 9/11 as the preorder date, 9/16 as the release date for iOS 9, and 9/18 as the release date.
Thanks, I'm basing it on last year's datesThis. This. This. Unsure about WatchOS2.0 but I completely agree about the above prediction.
I would bet on 9/11 as the preorder date, 9/16 as the release date for iOS 9, and 9/18 as the release date.
It's just a date.I'm thinking it all begins 9/16. I just wonder if they'd go for 9/11 all things considering.
It's just a date.
9/01 Germans invade Poland starting WWII
12/07 Japanese attack Pearl Harbor
7/28 WWI starts
3/27 Second Iraq Invasion
6/18 British Invade US 1812
10/18 Entire Chicago business district burns
4/18 Frisco earthquake and fire
Just more recent, for me the 60 plus million killed in WWII seems a bit more significant, and certainly in a different category. Starting with my grandfather 76 years ago today.Me, I would not launch anything on that date ever. As horrible as the other dates are, 9/11 was in a different category. I am betting that Apple feels like I do on this one. We'll see.
Me, I would not launch anything on that date ever. As horrible as the other dates are, 9/11 was in a different category. I am betting that Apple feels like I do on this one. We'll see.
My two cents:
They'll need to give a 1-2 weeks for developers to submit binaries for iOS 9 (we still have beta Xcode and can't submit until that's released) so that'll probably be available same day. They won't release the phones until iOS 9 is up and ready and apps have been submitted. Fiscal quarter ends September 25 for them. Q3 is sometimes a lighter quarter (although there is sometimes a good back-to-school boost), so they might want the extra purchases to report a strong quarter. If that's the case the following timeline meshes well:
9/9 - Xcode Released
9/11 - Preorder Starts
9/22 - iOS 9/watchOS 2 Released
9/24 - Hardware Released
I agree about the 9/11 date significance though. It'll be interesting to see how this plays out.
This is, of course, assuming new phones are announced at this event. Although since we got a new public beta of El Capitan this week, I doubt that one week later they'd be at GM. I just want to know how long until we have access to the Apple TV SDK that'll be announced!
Oh Americans, always putting themselves first. Yes, it was awful, but seriously? WWI and WWII kinda trumps all.
I agree that WWI and WWII (and a whole bunch of other things) had a much larger loss of life than 9/11. I still would be hesitant to launch/release products on that day, though, and not solely because I'm an American. It's more because that event is named after the date. So, it's impossible to avoid association for some people when you say "iPhone 6S To Be Released on 9/11."
Anyway, not trying to start a Political thread here!
OSX typically comes out in October. We won't see it next week. We will probably get a release date next week.
But I am still confident and would bet that we will see iOS GM/Xcode GM on 9/9, pre-order 9/11. iOS 9 9/16 and hardware 9/18. That's how it's been every year. Hardware follows the event on the following Friday. Still unsure about WatchOS.
However the claim he made that it's untouchable and beyond anything else is just nuts.
I would expect watchOS 2 to launch along side iOS 9. Since the devices are pretty much tied together, it only makes sense to update their software together going forward (probably why they chose to go with OS 2 so soon (only 5-6 months after release) instead of 1.1, to get them on similar cycles.)
I would expect watchOS 2 to launch along side iOS 9. Since the devices are pretty much tied together, it only makes sense to update their software together going forward (probably why they chose to go with OS 2 so soon (only 5-6 months after release) instead of 1.1, to get them on similar cycles.)
There is no way Apple would start pre order on 9/11 so all bets are off!
I also posted this in the other thread about WatchOS 2:
My honest opinion:
I would release iOS 9 on 9/16, WatchOS 9/17 and hardware 9/18. That would alleviate some server load and the ability for the consumer to update the phone first, then the watch the next day. A more straightforward experience.
I guarantee you if they are released the same day someone will attempt to update the watch first and not be able to figure out why it won't work. And then we get to see stupid threads asking why it's not working. Lol
Haha, yeah I saw. You make a good point. That probably wouldn't be avoidable though unless you split the releases like 3-4 weeks apart (for iOS 9 and watchOS 2) because most usually don't update on day one. Who knows though, maybe watchOS 2 release will play nice with 8.4.1 and could just be a beta thing that it doesn't.
It's just a preorder date though. Not the release date and not even the reveal date. Yeesh, do you think they'll be that sensitive? I hope not!
Just a date? Seriously? Unreal.It's just a date.
9/01 Germans invade Poland starting WWII
12/07 Japanese attack Pearl Harbor
7/28 WWI starts
3/27 Second Iraq Invasion
6/18 British Invade US 1812
10/18 Entire Chicago business district burns
4/18 Frisco earthquake and fire
No,actually the Civil War tops them all-Americans killing Americans. Far worse than 9/11.Oh Americans, always putting themselves first. Yes, it was awful, but seriously? WWI and WWII kinda trumps all.
It's just a preorder date though. Not the release date and not even the reveal date. Yeesh, do you think they'll be that sensitive? I hope not!